About

WHY MARIGOLD

In gardening, marigolds are considered “companion plants” because the plants planted near marigolds are more likely to bloom and grow. As a group of therapists, we believe this to be true on multiple levels: loving a part of one’s self can incite loving one’s whole self, a regulated parent can regulate a family; a healed marriage can inspire the healing of a friend’s marriage. Growth for one of us is growth for all of us — we simply cannot be disentangled from our relationships and communities at large. Personal healing is inherently interpersonal and communal.

Plant a marigold, and the whole garden grows.

therapists holding marigold flowers

WHO WE ARE

We are a collective of passionate, warm, emotionally attuned therapists.

We prioritize building a nurturing yet challenging client-therapist relationship in which you can safely explore your inner world and your relationships.

Therapists behind newspapers

OUR FIVE GUIDING PRINCIPLES

  • operate a co-op style, non-hierarchical practice

  • that provides quality, evidence-informed psychotherapy for individuals, couples, and families

  • at accessible rates, informed by anti-oppressive structures,

  • while still allowing therapists to live comfortably and sustainably

  • in a professional community of safety, joy, and collaboration

We asked ourselves — is it possible to…

and we discovered the answer was yes.